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Felton might be overweight but hes still good. I never wanted him to be traded in the first place. Honestly though **** lin we need players who wanna be here and wanna bring a chip to the garden. Not some kid who wants to play on a depleted houston roster. Have fun lin.

It may seem ignorant because you're stumbling over the facts homie. Both Lin and Felton played D'Ant's game, but Felton fits better under a slower pace game and has good defensive awareness as far as clogging passing lanes. Lin plays reakless, at high speed, and will burn himself out or even worse. I like what we have going for us right now. In the least we know what Felton will bring (I've seen enough of his games over the years). We can't say the same for Lin.

There you have it folks. Also, we KNOW Felton has built chemistry with Amare.

I am holding onto a slim as hell hope that Dolan comes to his senses & matches this offer & makes fools of Steven A Smith, the Houston Rockets & all the rest of the ESPN reporters & all of us upset Knick fans in the process. But I highly doubt it will go down like that. I think Lin is gone, & it's a damn shame that it had to come to this. All for the sake of an extra $5M on his contract, which to me is peanuts compared to the extra endorsement dollars he would have made if he were playing in NYC next season.

It's actually 3 million less than the original agreement of 4 years 28.8. With the flood of automatic match rumors, Morey went back to the drawing board to design a deal that would be close to unmatchable. So he funneled that back end of the original deal into the max salary he could get into year 3.

These are some past and present PG's that were not exciting nor athletic. The new age PG's play like SG's who can pass the rock. I'm not knocking them, but they are not neccessary for every team!

Plus speed can lead to recklessness and eratic play (read Jeremy Lin).

And C'mon you would really rather Telfair or Berea over Felton?

I think you can make a case about last time Felton being here he was not the type of PG we needed (although his numbers were solid) but our current lineup needs nothing more than a solid PG who can run the show for us! We just need a ready made PG who can defend and plays with heart.

I'll take a head smart PG over an Athlete any day for this lineup.

Jason Kidd carved out a Great NBA career with limited athletic ability, he is smart and crafty which is why he is still playing.

again a team like The Thunder would do better with a athletic PG, but we are not an overly athletic team.

These are some past and present PG's that were not exciting nor athletic. The new age PG's play like SG's who can pass the rock. I'm not knocking them, but they are not neccessary for every team!

Plus speed can lead to recklessness and eratic play (read Jeremy Lin).

And C'mon you would really rather Telfair or Berea over Felton?

I think you can make a case about last time Felton being here he was not the type of PG we needed (although his numbers were solid) but our current lineup needs nothing more than a solid PG who can run the show for us! We just need a ready made PG who can defend and plays with heart.

I'll take a head smart PG over an Athlete any day for this lineup.

Jason Kidd carved out a Great NBA career with limited athletic ability, he is smart and crafty which is why he is still playing.

again a team like The Thunder would do better with a athletic PG, but we are not an overly athletic team.

Raymond Felton is a little above average PG and that's all we need.

Kidd was John Wall when he first started. Fastest guy in the league with the ball. Developed into a bit of Oscar Robertson during his Phx and early NJ days. Now in the sunset of his career he has bought time by smartly managing his gas tank through out the season. Defensively he's relied a lot on reversing offensive sets, knowing where a certain player have to go before the set is executed.